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Burn - Isolated Solo (Ritchie Blackmore)
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That solo alone should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
On a minor note: the image is of him in Rainbow, even though Burn is Deep Purple Mk III.
Very minor!
Greg Cummings yeah, “Burn” is in G minor 😂🤣
Correct me please but Dio was also a vocalist in purple for a short time. Was Ritchie still there?
poster should have really cut the dwarf out of the picture
@@imiroslavov That's news to me. When do you think that Dio sang in Deep Purple?
I bought this CD just because the album cover was so badass. I wasn’t really familiar with Deep Purple outside of Machine Head. However, when I first heard the guitar solo in BURN, I thought “this is way too modern for 1974”, it blew my mind. I’m a drummer, not a guitarist, but to me Blackmore really stands out as a guitarist. Legendary
Even the drums on Burn are not boring....
@@hajoos.8360 they’re great 👍. Paice, like Bonham, really knew/knows how to play fir the song
My all time favorite Ritchie Blackmore guitar solo. This guy is a pure virtuoso!!
I think they are two guitars in harmony there
@@Roberto-nn6kb
Just at the ending arpeggios, right?
Im always fascinated by Ritchies vibrato and articulation, he feels the music and play by how he feels. He doesnt overdo vibrato or any other technique.
People as Ritchie Blackmore were not educated to express their emotions by words. They protect their inner life with silence. So, they paint or make music to express or better, to talk. And some people as us, have no problems to understand Ritchie's expression of beauty and culture.
now that's rock n roll..with the classical influence thrown in! Amazing..Blackmore the riff master and what a lead player.
his leads are one of the sloppiest :) sorry bud
If your not a troll you are an idiot!
Mitya Ahanchonok I think you’re talking about Jimmy page.
@@mitya80 Pretty sure you’re talking about Jimmy Page
@@mitya80
On stage, he was sloppy at times, but rarely in studio, his solo here is really clean.
For me, Ritchie is the best of all time, better than Hendrix, better than Page. He's just got a special style that you can't be taught. It's genius.
You know Hendrix is known for doing knew stuff, but Ritchie did more impressive things then Hendrix, also satriani is the bedt, today, Satriani's idol is Ritchie, and Ritchie's idol is Hendrix
For me too bro, yes his style with that phrasing is Unique
Daniel wildlife He was impressed with Hendrix’s presence and sound (even nicked his Afro hair style at one point) but I have heard him say in several interviews that he didn’t think he was a great guitarist.
He said he played a session with a guy in the early 60’s who looked at Ritchie’s hands to guide him as he couldn’t read music. When he played a solo Ritchie was blown away. It was Jeff Beck. He said “ When Jeff is on (in the zone), there’s no one better”. “He’s got notes on his guitar that I don’t have in mine”.
Daniel wildlife : Ritchie said in an interview he learned loads from Big Jim Sullivan and then after hearing Hendrix he decided to take whammy use to another level again. In my opinion he succeeded
. He also credited Hendtix with great presence as a performer but didn't idolise his guitar playing as much as some like to say
Bach would be proud of Ritchie!
actually a section this solo is inspired by Handel's Passacaglia for harpsichord!
Yes Bach would approve. I believe Jon Lord came up with the circle of fifths part in the second half.
@Iu Iulitza mozart wasn't at all well when ritchie knew him
Not just a guitarist, a musician.
There is nothing like this solo! so aggresive and beautiful. played it til my fingers bled when I was a kid. Interesting to hear it isolated, it has a completely different feel to it, compared to when you hear the solo with full band. If you should learn one blackmore solo, learn this one it sums up almost everything that is unique with his playing without overdoing anything. Maestro blackmore!!
That lick at :46 is so freaking perfect. I never could figure out exactly what he was doing in the song.
Thats some sweet Bach progressions all over there... Ritchie is a genious, he managed to blend classical music notions with hard rock perfectly. There will never be another guitar player and composer like him
Eduardo Páez him and Yngwie
Very interesting to hear this "out of context" and it still kicks ass!
These stems are amazing to listen to, especially after a long childhood of trying to learn all Richies solos and licks from lifting and dropping the needle on vinyl when they first came out. This one has so many of his familiar signatures. Thanks for uploading, yes I subscribed!!!
A completely unique solo and one of my favorite songs and riff...love it!...and I know how to play it...well, it took years just to get close!
Otro iluminado de la guitarra.Saludos desde Peruvian city.
brilliant guitar solos 💘
who says we need heavy distortion and a humbucker to do bad ass riff?
I don't think anyone's ever said that
Indid......
Well
Heavy distortion or one humbucker makes the song more full, not better but with a beefy kind of sound
We do. Ritchie Blackmore doesn't. Simple.
Nobody said that
You a bad man, Ritchie!! You're a real bad bad man... One of the best of the best.
Tony S No, THE best!
When God heard him play, He gave up lessons, we will never have anyone like him again.
Blackmore is the absolute master, always searching for notes, may he search for ever.
Awesome! Best guitarist ever!
So much going on. Genius.
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Fuck me ..... his tone is amazing .
👍🇬🇧❤MR. BLACKMORE .....is the man !!!!!!!
Yeah the greatest Ritchie Blackmore!!
"How much pick noises do you want?"
Ritchie: yes
Amazing,awesome,and great Ritchie,like always!
The best of all time
We are not worthy.
😭
jepp...
😂😂😂
Beautiful..
Wonderful
best solo ever!
"best solo ever!"
No, it isn't. There are better ones by Blackmore and other guitarists. There is no such thing as the "best solo ever". What would be the point?
no, highway star and child in time is the best ones, but its still very good
Sam Samoa lol you butthurt about the most pointless shit
"lol you butthurt about the most pointless shit"
And you don't? Heh he.
gracias maestro de maestros
Richie always had a perfect sense of timing and perfect phrasing in his lead playing, he played triplets sixteenth notes 8th notes, demisemiquaver 32nd notes, all in time with superb phrasing he never winged it like hendrix or Clapton, he had perfectly timed phrasing. Not to say that Clapton or Hendrix it’s not as good, but Richie had a different style, a more disciplined way of playing.
Mr. Richard Hugh Blackmore 🔥 🎸 👊 💪 🤘 😎
And some people think ritchie is overrated...
And they think Eric Clapton is god.
@@RTOneZer0 So true 😂
Whoever says Ritchie is overrated perhaps it's kidding or stuff like that.
There's no way whatsoever Ritchie is overrated, I shoulda say he's pretty underrated to be honest.
how bout pictures of home. that would be great to hear
agree! definitely one of my top-5 rock songs of all times
amazing
Great Video
待ってました。最高。
Wow. Why the hell even try? I'll just eat ice cream. I'm good at that.
😂
Me too😥
inspires me to practice more :-)
0:28 talk about Speed King!
thats easy lick ;)
70s shredding
Tremolo picking
Still the king, father and influence of most shredders of our time. Intouchable legacy
Amazing
Really great :)!
One of if not his finest solo, Blackmore 👍🏼that single coil strat sound through a Marshall !!!
0:28
What a riff!
Best Rainbow solo.
0:41 Blackmore Sebastian Bach
what i noticed here is that Ritchie has some good orchistration skills in his leads
Its even better isolated
rest in peace ronnie james dio
so amazing, but it would be better a pic of purple not rainbow here
RITCHIE BLACKMORE
🎸😎
Weed Me
Anyone got a copy of Jon Lord's isolated keyboard solo? It was up a couple of years back, but was taken down and I've not seen it since.
grobbler1 I should have it...
Innkeeper, I had a look on your channel but I didn't see it. I'd be chuffed if you could put it up if you have it.
Colossal!
Come la fa cantare sta chitarra👏👏 n.1
Maaaan!!! You cut that amazing bending at the end before the arpeggios. Even though, nice job!
Even thought??
かっこいい
How does he do it! I would make a deal with the devil if I could play like that.
BUENISIMO!!!
Modern guitarists should focus on playing right notes, ala Blackmore, instead of playing more notes. Just one guy’s opinion.
Start of stargazer and stormbringer solos.. although simillar are both great examples of this!
Right
Perhaps you should focus more on having the correct opinions.
@@banjopink4409 Correct opinion? Yours is the only opinion that matters? Perhaps you should focus on not contributing to the gene pool. Don’t breed, imbecile.
@@fartrellcluggins9597 Did I say I had the correct opinion? Are you illiterate?
Классика...
Wow
Holy Fuck !!
sei bravissimo. Una domanda. In quanto tempo hai studiato la canzone per farla perfetta?
You couldn't find a picture of Ritchie with Deep Purple Mk3?
Clive Bindley 😩
This is studio edit, you can easily hear dozens of cuts. And even though it is failed)
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ALLLLL I HEAAARRR IS
Buuuurrrrrrnnnnn
from 0:40 and beyond, Ritchie says he based that on how a typical Johann Sebastian Bach organ piece sounded lol
Who is sloppier Blackmore or Page?
svtrader 😂
Why is dio in the description..this is deep purple.
This solo spawned a young boy named Yngwie
Is that RJD??????? Can I find that gig??? Did my eyes failed??
fuck i love deep purple
ANd Malmsteen says he is not influenced by Blackmore at all. Liar. Perfect example of Blackmore's neo-classical playing
Yngwie always said that Blackmore was his biggest influence.
He was trolling, actually, as he usually does when journalists or interviewers bore him to death asking the same things over and over for roughly 3 decades now! He copied Ritchie even in *that* aspect! ;-)
I think were only a joke. His main influencers were Bach, Paganini, Ritchie Blackmore and Jimi Hendrix. He don't listen any other guitar player to avoid 'contaminations' of his own style also.
Malmsteen imitates Ritche that's all
Ritchie rules
Coverdale should be in picture, not Dio
Blackmore é Deus.
his tone actually is pretty similar to rory gallaghers imo
👏👏👏👏👌☝🔝👏👏👏👏👍✊✌
Badd ass
What I hear, besides stealing the magic away, is how sterile the studio must've been to record in. How hard it must be to record dry, and then hear the finished product with reverb put over the whole thing. Of course, mastering the entire song makes it difficult to actually learn this stuff as a player.
Also, the arpeggios are two guitars in harmony. There's only so much isolation you can do...
Zero bass in his tone. Many guitarist don't get this: When recording you have a bass and a kick drum. Don't need much bass on the guitar.
Purple not the same without blackmore
Без него это инвалид
Burn with a picture of Dio ??????
Of course he is better than JH and JP
This needs a lot of work , I could play this better in my sleep
[says random internet nobody]
dirty. .
Right...Richie was different..I just hated the way he played live...I never saw him actually perform any of these amazing solos live,,,,,Always just whammy bar shit.
Sorry , im a bit late to this, but yes i agree with you there . I first became aware of Blackmore on a Rock Radio show , i was working in a Motorcycle Shop - Saturday afternoon , they played "Light in the Black" from "Rainbow Rising" . I struggled to hear who the band was due to the noise in the shop , but i was hooked , id never heard anything like it. When i figured it out , i was so excited , i got a bus to town and bought the album - it changed my life , and of course i also discovered he'd been in Deep Purple. I bought everything he'd done (1976).
So anyway - next thing- i went to see them , and was as equally disappointed as i had been excited. On record - Superb. Live- Atrocious . He just played trills and -as you say - whammy bar stuff .
Go back, listen to the record- Fantastic . Live - Never again . - Why?
@ShanardSmith @PaulJames
Not once. 👍✌🤘
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oh dear. missed a shit load of notes there. try again mate
In every street in the world there's a kid who can play Ritchie even smoother than him, but non of them can play Hendrix and SRV. They can play notes, but doesn't sound even close. It shows the difference between good guitar player like Ritchie was and guitar genius like Jimi and SRV. Without John Lord, Ritchie sucks a bit...
gonna have to disagree with you there
Uh............................. no.
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atrocious
Crown Commando
like I give a fuck
😂😂😂